Assessing Test Data Adequacy Through Program Inference May 1980 Revised Aug 1
Assessing Test Data Adequacy Through Program Inference May 1980 Revised Aug 1
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If n is odd, the program's output is undefined.
P1: half: procedure options (main); del instring char(80) varying, outstring char(IO) varying; del (inlength, halflength) fixed; put list ('type $ to terminate program'); get list (instring); inlength = length( instr ing) ; do while (inlength / '$'); put list (instring); put skip; halflength = (inlength + 1 ) /2 ; if inlength = (2 * halflength) then do ; outstring = substr ( instr ing, 1, hal fl ength) ; put list (outstring); put skip; end ; get l...ist (instring); inlength = length (instring); end ; end half; 26 T: {((), ()), ((AB), (A)), ( (ABCD), (AB) ), ( ( ABCDEF), ( ABC ) ) } I T : half [ x]
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If n is odd, the program's output is undefined.
P1: half: procedure options (main); del instring char(80) varying, outstring char(IO) varying; del (inlength, halflength) fixed; put list ('type $ to terminate program'); get list (instring); inlength = length( instr ing) ; do while (inlength / '$'); put list (instring); put skip; halflength = (inlength + 1 ) /2 ; if inlength = (2 * halflength) then do ; outstring = substr ( instr ing, 1, hal fl ength) ; put list (outstring); put skip; end ; get l...ist (instring); inlength = length (instring); end ; end half; 26 T: {((), ()), ((AB), (A)), ( (ABCD), (AB) ), ( ( ABCDEF), ( ABC ) ) } I T : half [ x]
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